A Liberal MP says his constituents want Trudeau to go — and he agrees
Global News
Longtime Liberal MP Sean Casey, who has served as MP for Charlottetown since 2011, says the feedback he's been hearing from constituents is clear.
Amid recent reports of a Liberal caucus revolt aimed at getting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down, a longtime Liberal MP says he’s hearing similar sentiments from his constituents — a feeling he agrees with.
“I confirm that I am increasingly hearing from constituents that I represent that it is time for Trudeau to go, and that I agree with them,” Liberal MP Sean Casey said in an email to Global News.
Casey, who has served as MP for Charlottetown since 2011, was confirming comments first made to CBC News on Tuesday.
His concerns come just days after International Trade Minister Mary Ng publicly addressed reports of a growing internal revolt among some in the Liberal caucus, and expressed her confidence in Trudeau.
Some members of the Liberal caucus have been approaching colleagues to sign a document asking Trudeau to resign, though sources who spoke to Global News said no one is allowed to take pictures of the document or reproduce copies of it.
One MP told The Canadian Press the number of MPs involved is not insignificant and unlike previous rumours, this one is real.
The Canadian Press also reported that MP is not among those involved in the revolt.
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